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聊城市高考模拟试题

英语

(二)

第一部分阅读(共两节,满分50分)

第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分,满分37.5分)

阅读下列短文,从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项.

A

VISITTHEMUSEUM

TheNationalGeographicMuseuminWashingtonD.C.hostsrotatingexhibitionsyear-round.

TheNationalGeographicMuseum

114517thStreet,NW

Washington,DC20036

MuseumHours

Monday—Sunday:

10AM—6PM

ClosedThanksgivingDayandChristmasDay

MuseumTicketPricing

Adults

$15.00

Students/Military/Seniors(over62)

$12.00

Children(ages5-12)

$10.00

Children(ages4andunder)

FREE

ContributingMember

FREE

MuseumFilm

$7.00

Youcanpurchaseticketsonline,overthephoneMonday—Fridaythroughourticketoffice,orinpersondailyfrom10:

00amto5:

00pmatourNationalGeographicMuseumticketdesk.Werecommendpurchasingaheadoftime,asmanyofoureventsselloutquickly.

AboutYourVisit

Withawiderangeofchangingexhibitions,theNationalGeographicMuseumisaperfectdestinationforallages.VisitorsgettoknowtheworkofNationalGeographicconservationists,photographers,andscientiststhroughcharming,dynamicexhibitions,whichfeatureeverythingfromphotographyandworld-famousartifactstointeractivelearningstationsandbehind-the-scenesstories.

DuringYourVisit

Wedonotstorebagsoranyotherpersonalitems.Wedoofferasmallcoatrackandumbrellabins.Thereisnofoodordrinkallowedinsidethemuseum.Seatingisavailableineachexhibition.TheNationalGeographicSocietyhasacafeandacafeterialocatedinourMStreetbuilding.Ourcafeisopenfrom10:

00amto4:

30pmandthecafeteriafromll:

30amto2:

00pmMondaythroughFriday.BothareclosedSaturdaysandSundays.

ContactUs

TheNationalGeographicTicketOffice:

202-857-7700|ngtickets@ngs.org(Monday—Friday,10:

00amto4:

00pm)

GroupSales:

202-807-3232|groupsales@ngs.org

1.WhencanyouvisittheNationalGeographicMuseum?

A.At8:

00am,Friday.B.At7:

00pm,Monday.

C.At2:

00pm,Christmas.D.Atll:

30am,Sunday.

2.Howmuchistheadmissionfortwoadultswiththreestudents?

A.$30,B.$60.C.$66.D.$101.

3.Whatwouldyoudotobuygrouptickets?

A.Visitgroupsales@ngs.org.

B.Call202-857-7700.

C.GotoMStreetbuildinginperson.

D.Booktheminadvanceatngtickets@ngs.org.

B

Thesummerbeforemy10thbirthdaymyfathermovedourfamilyofninekidstoafarm.Wehadalwayslivedinasmallcity,inthehousemydadhadgottenfrommygrandparents»whohadwantedfreshair,greenfoodandlotsofroomfortheirchildrenbutfailed.Myfatherheldthesamewill.He'dworkedmultiplejobsandsavedformanyyears...andcouldfinallyaffordaplaceinthecountryside.Nowaminorconcern:

thehousehadnorunningwaterorelectricity.Buttherewere150acrestorunaroundin!

Thatfirstyearmydadputinelectricity,becausemymomsimplyannounced,"Iwon'thaveoillampswithchildrenrunningaround!

"Indoorplumbing(管道系统)hadtowaitanotheryear.Differentfriends,whomydadknewfromwork,askedifhe'dtaketheirlargedogswhocouldn'trunfreeinthecity.Soweallnowplayedwithabigorange-brownboxerandasportyGermanShorthairedPointer,whowenamedBillyandMolly.

Minimalismwasourgoal,andalsoouronlychoice.Absolutelyourclotheswerehand-me-downs.Bananasandorangeswererare"imported"fruitwe'dseenatholidays.Wefeltwewereyoungerthanpeers(同龄人)---therewasONEbirthdaypartyayear!

We'dtaketurns...onceevery9yearsachildwouldhavehis/herownparty!

Whilemoneywassoscarce,wehadjoytohandallthetime.Mymotherwasalwayssinging,yelling,orhugging.Andshetoldusweownedplenty!

Tothisday,eachofusremembersthoseyearsasanabundanceofthings,laughter,arguing,makingpeace,andplayingtogether!

Everychallengewasagametodefeat,andanyfailurewasachancetolearnthere.

4.Whydidtheauthor'sfathermovetheirfamilytoafarm?

A.Tocarryoutthewishofhisparents.

B.Tostartabrandnewlifeinaluxuryhouse.

C.Toimprovethechildren'slivingenvironment.

D.Togetridoftheheavyworkloadinthecity.

5.Whatcanwelearnfromparagraph2?

A.Therewasnoelectricityintheirrooms.

B.Twodogsbecamepartoftheauthor'slife.

C.Theauthor'smotherhadasharptongue.

D.Theirrurallifebecametheenvyoffriends.

6.Whatistheauthor'stoneinparagraph3?

A.Hopeful.B.Upset.C.Amazed.D.Amusing.

7.Whichofthefollowingcanreplacetheunderlinedword“scarce"inthelastparagraph?

A,Practical.B.Accurate.C.Tight.D.Essential.

C

Thinkofthemanydifferentwaysyouenjoyfishorotherseafood:

steamingfishballsoup»grilledsalmon,boiledshrimpandmore.Nowthinkaboutnothavingthisdeliciousfoodbecauseofnomorefishandseafood.Youwouldlikelymissthemalot,andnotjustyou.Nearlyhalfoftheworld'spopulationreliesonseafoodasamajorsourceofprotein.

Harvestingfishandothersealifeisn'tbadfortheocean,butharvestingitfasterthanitcanrecoveris.Thisiscalledoverfishing,andthenumberofoverfishedwildstockshas

tripledinthepast50years.Overfishingaffectsnotonlyafoodsourcebutmanyeconomies.Manybusinessesandjobsdependonfishingfortheirlivelihoods.Whenfishstocksshrink,peoplelosetheirmeansofsupportingthemselvesandtheirfamilies.Worldwide,fishingisaUS$362billionbusiness.Over4millionfishingboatssailthewatersoftheworld.Manyboatsarebecomingincreasinglyefficient,whichincreasesoverfishing.

AccordingtotheFoodandAgricultureOrganizationoftheUN,onethirdoftheworld'sfisheriesarebeingpushedbeyondtheirnaturallimits.Overfishinggoeshandinhandwithbycatch(误捕的鱼).Thismeansunwantedsealifeiscapturedalongwiththedesiredcatchandisthrownaway.Thus,billionsoffishalongwithseabirds,seaturtlesandmillionsofsharksarelost.

TheMarineStewardshipCouncil(MSC)hasbeenworkingwithscientists,fisheriesandseafoodproducersforover20years.Theyhavedevelopedstandardspromotingsustainablefishing.WhenfisheriesmeetMSC'sstandards,theoceansandthosewhomakealivingfromthemareprotected.Around15percentofwild-capturefisheriesarenowMSCcertified.AndFisheryImprovementProjects(FIPS)inmanycountriesareworkingtoincreasethatpercentage.

Whatcanyoudo?

LookforMSC'sbluefishlabel,whichappearsonover30,000productsandmenusinalmost100countries.Buyingaproductwiththislabelmeansyou'resupportingafisherythatiscontributingtohealthieroceans.

8.Whichofthefollowingopinionswilltheauthorfavor?

A.Weneedtodevelopmorefishrecipes.

B.Manypeopleconsiderseafoodasnutritious.

C.Youcannevereatfishandotherseafoodtoomuch.

D.It'sgreattotreatyourfriendstotastyseafood.

9.Whatcanbeinferredfromparagraph2?

A.Manypeoplelivebyfishing.

B.Overfishingisn'talwaysbadfortheocean.

C.Fishingeconomiesarepickingupsoon.

D.Manyboatshavenofishtocatch.

10.Whatmeasurehasbeentakenconcerningoverfishing?

A.Bycatchisthrownback.

B.Moreinvestmentisputinfisheries.

C.Allthecountriesarecalledontoconservetheocean.

D.Somerequirementsforgreenfishingaremade.

11.What'stheauthor'ssuggestionforreaders?

A.BuyingtheseafoodwithMSC'scertification.

B.LookingforMSC'sbluefishlabelworldwide.

C.Makingcontributionstofishingineco-friendlyenvironment.

D.Predictingabouttheoceansandthefishforyearstocome.

D

Oneofmyfavoritestudiesaskedonegroupofstudentstowriteabouttheir“trueself”.Anothergroupofstudentswasaskedtowriteabouttheir"everydayself”andathirdgroupofstudentswasaskedtowriteaboutthecampusbookstore.Afterthewritingtask,thestudentswerethenaskedtoratetheirmeaninginlife.

Theresearcherswereinterestedinhowmuchdetailtheparticipantsprovidedintheirvariousessays,theirassumptionbeingthatthemoredetaileddescriptiononeprovidesaboutone'strueself,themorelikelyoneauthentically(真实地)connectswiththatsenseofself.Notsurprisingly,forthosewritingabouttheireverydayselforaboutthecampusbookstore,theamountofdetaildidn'thaveanyconnectionwiththeirsenseofpurposeinlife.However,whenpeoplewroteabouttheirtrueselves,themoredetailedtheessay,themorethepersonexperiencedmeaninginlife.

Toliveameaningfullife,then,makesureyouareintouchwithyourself.Ifyoudon'tfollowyourownvaluesanddreams,youaremostprobablyfollowingvaluessetbyothers.Andthereisnothingmoredisappointinginlifethanlivingsomeoneelse'sdream.Assomewisecrackerhasputit,itisbettertobeyourself,aseveryoneelseisalreadytaken.

Meaningfulnessisaboutconnection.Whilethismeansthatamajorpartofthemeaningfulnessinone'slifecomesfromconnectingwithothersthroughintimate,caringrelationshipsandthroughbeingabletocontributetosocietyandthoseonecaresabout,youcannotconnectwithothersunlessyouarefirstintouchwithyourself.Otherwiseitisnotyouwhoisconnectingtoothersbutjustanemptyshell.Onlybyknowingwhatyouarecanyoustarttoauthenticallyconnectwithothers.

So,setouttowriteaboutyourtrueselfandwhoyoubelieveyoureallyareasaperson,whatareyourmostimportantvalues,andwhatyouyourselfwouldliketopursueandhaveinlife.Thenfigureouthowyoucouldmakethattrueselfmoretheselfthatisrealizedinyoureverydaylifeandwork.

12.Whatisthefirstparagraphmainlyabout?

A.Theprocessofastudy.

B.Themeaninginlife.

C.Threegroupsofstudents.

D.Writingtaskstoevaluatelife.

13.What'sthefindingoftheresearchers?

A.Everydayselfhasconnectionwiththecampusbookst

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